Weak analogy

Begging the Question

The actual support for the conclusion is not apparent, so you ask, "why?" Inadequate premises in support of a conclusion. (1. leaving out a questionable premise and acting like what remains is enough for conclusion 2. shaky premise and conclusion that restates premise 3. shaky premise that leads into a series of circular conclusions)

Complex question

False dichotomy

Disjunctive presents two unlikely alternatives, rules out one, concludes other is the only possible case (when there are in fact many more alternatives than what is given) ((If a premise is true, not a fallacy))

Division

Composition

Fallaciously transferring characteristics of whole's parts to the the whole itself (Class statement -- predicated collectively to class as a whole, as opposed to each individual member of the class, as the latter is hasty generalization)